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Brynna Road, Brynna DESIGN and ACCESS STATEMENT March 2021 CONTENTS 00 PAGE Brynna Road, Brynna DESIGN AND ACCESS STATEMENT March 2021 CONTENTS 00 PAGE Prepared by: Jamie Donegan Address: The Urbanists, The Creative Quarter, 8A Morgan Arcade, Cardiff, CF10 1AF, United Kingdom Email: [email protected] Website: www.theurbanists.net 01 INTRODUCTION 04 02 CONTEXT APPRAISAL 10 03 SITE APPRAISAL 20 Issue date 31 | 03 | 2021 Report status DRAFT 04 DESIGN PROPOSALS 32 Revision - Author JD, GL, FV, JF Checked by JD All plans within this document are reproduced from Ordnance Survey with permission of the controller of Her Majesty’s Stationary Office (C) Crown copyright. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecu- tion/civil proceedings. Licence No 100054593. Produced By: INTRODUCTION THE WELL-BEING OF FUTURE GENERATIONS GOALS AND PLACEMAKING WALES PRINCIPLES: RESPONSE INTRODUCTION When one of the 7 goals for a well-being and the 6 principles for Plancemaking is addressed throughout this Design and Access Statement (DAS) it 01 is highlighted in a text box and an explanation of how it has been addressed is provided. 01 1.1 PROJECT BRIEF 1.2 DOCUMENT AIMS & OBJECTIVES 1.3 DOCUMENT STRUCTURE The Urbanists was commissioned to prepare an framework masterplan and This Design and Access Statement (DAS) forms part of the outline The structure and content of this Statement has been prepared in Design and Access Statement to support an outline planning application planning application material for land south of Brynna Road in Brynna accordance with the Regulatory requirements as set out in TAN 12: Design for land south of Brynna Road (referred to in this document as ‘the site’) (the Site). The applicant is Estate of G.T Davies and Son. This DAS (March 2016) as well as planning applications guidance on design and in Brynna, Pontyclun. The outline planning application is for a residential describes the background to the project and summarises the extensive access statements and best practice guidance including Future Wales and development of up to 130 dwellings with associated public open space. design process and considerations that have been taken into account in Placemaking Wales. It includes the following Sections: The site covers an area of 6.8 hectares and principally comprises open developing the proposal ensuring a strong sense of character and place pasture land. whilst also positively contributing towards community and nature. Section 1: Introduction - The Introduction explains the background information relevant to the project and sets out the overall vision for the This document has been informed by a number of studies which examine development whilst providing an overview of its legislative context. the site and its context with regard to highways and transportation, ecology, flood risk and drainage, ground conditions and utilities. It draws Section 2: Context Appraisal - The Context Appraisal illustrates the wider from the following related documents: setting of the development in terms of transport and movement, access to amenities, its landscape setting as well as the built form and urban fabric • Preliminary Ecological Appraisal in the surrounding areas. • Transport Statement Section 3: Site Appraisal - The site appraisal gives an overview of the site’s specific constraints and opportunities in relation to the proposed • Coal Mining Risk Assessment development. • Drainage Strategy Report Section 4: Design - This section explains the key considerations and guiding principles that have informed the development proposal whilst at The Well-being of Future Generation’s Goals the same time giving an indication of a potential development layout. Historic stone Cottages on Danygraig Rd Placemaking Wales Principles 4 5 01INTRODUCTION 01 INTRODUCTION 1.4 PLANNING CONTEXT This section of the DAS provides an overview of the national and local Planning History Overview policy context relevant to the proposed development. A more detailed examination of key policy considerations can be found within the A search of the RCTCBC online planning database has identified that The comprehensive review of the planning policy context for the site and • The site is located in close proximity to the Llanilid Strategic allocation • The applicant has submitted the site for consideration as part of the accompanying Planning Statement. the site itself has been the subject of two historical minor planning the development proposed presents a number of clear conclusions, as in the LDP suggesting a synergy between the developments could Candidate Sites assessment process in March 2021 demonstrating applications, as shown below. There have also been several recent follows: be achieved with residents benefitting from the provision of services the commitment to delivering the scheme and the robust nature of the Key Planning Policy planning applications of relevance in the surrounding area. planned under the strategic allocation; planning proposals on the site. • PPW sets out a presumption in favour of sustainable development and The current Development Plan for the area comprises the Rhondda Cynon Further details of these applications are also set out in the table below: recognises the contribution of housing to community regeneration and • The site does not fall under any key constraints or designations which Taf County Borough Council (RCTCBC) Local Development Plan (LDP) social inclusion; would restrict its development; which was adopted in 2011 and sets out how the County Borough will be • Erection of One Domestic Dwelling - Site of Hendrewen, Brynna Road, developed over 15 years up to 2021. The LDP contains detained policies Llanharan, Pontyclun - Approved - (ref. 05/0670/10). • The site lies within the settlement boundary of Llanharan which is • Despite the revocation of TAN 1 resulting in a lack of 5-year housing which control the form of new development and it is used as the basis in identified as a key settlement in the LDP; land supply not representing a material consideration in favour of new • Erection of One Detached Domestic Dwelling - Hendrewen, Brynna the determination of planning applications. development, national planning policy continues to emphasise the Road, Brynna, Llanharan, Pontyclun - Approved - (ref. 04/0996/10). • The site itself is allocated within the LDP as a non-strategic residential urgent need to allocate and bring forward land in sustainable locations The following policies are considered to be relevant to the proposals: allocation suggesting that the principle of the development of the site for residential development; • Residential Development Including New Access (Amended Detail is acceptable and encouraged at this location; • Policy SSA10 Housing Allocations; 15/07/16) - Hendrewen, Brynna Road, Brynna, Pontyclun, CF72 9QE - • Policy AW 8 Protection and Enhancement of the Natural Environment; Approved - (ref. 15/1203/13). • Policy SSA 13 Housing Development within Settlement Boundaries; • Reserved Matters application for 5 dwellings and associated highway • Policy CS 2 Development in the South; and landscaping works - Phase 2, Brynna House, Brynna Woods, Brynna - Approved - (ref. 15/1305/16). • Policy CS 5 Affordable Housing; • Policy AW 1 Supply of New Housing; • Residential development – reserved matters approval for appearance, landscaping, layout and scale pursuant to Outline Permission • Policy AW 2 Sustainable Locations; 07/0042/13 - Phase 1, Land at Brynna Woods, Brynna - Approved - • Policy AW 5 New Development; (ref. 09/0328/16). • Policy AW 6 Design and Placemaking; • Full reserved matters for Phase 1 (Housing Development) - Land at • Policy AW8 Protection and Enhancement of the Natural Environment; Brynna Woods, Brynna, Pontyclun - Approved - (ref. 08/1140/16). • Policy SSA 6 Development in the Key Settlement of Llanharan; • Proposed Residential Development (Outline Application) - Land at • Policy SSA 11 Housing Density; Hendrewen. Brynna Road, Llanharan, Pontyclun - Approved - (ref. • Policy SSA 12 Affordable Housing; and. 01/2471/13). • Policy SSA13 Housing Development within Settlement Boundaries. Open space and home at land at Brynna Woods development View from Brynna Road over site 6 7 INTRODUCTION THE WELL-BEING OF FUTURE GENERATIONS GOALS AND PLACEMAKING WALES PRINCIPLES: LOCATION The final design proposal includes trees and hedge planting to be incorporated into streets and open spaces in order to create a high quality, green setting for new homes and creating a suitable transition from the woodland. Whilst this aids in softening the landscape and create an aesthetically 01 pleasing setting it will also contribute towards net biodiversity and offsetting CO2 emissions. 1.5 SUMMARY OF PROPOSALS Outline planning permission for up to 130 The proposals will delivers up to 130 high quality dwellings at an Areas of open space are proposed throughout the site, including a linear appropriate mix, including semi-detached, terrace and townhouse styles. green buffer along the northern edge of the site with pedestrian links, two dwellings with informal and formal open space, The proposed houses are set within plots which provide in-curtilage areas of formal open space and linear green buffer along the southern parking and generously sized gardens, and the layout sits comfortably edge. These will provide benefits to future and existing residents in the including LAP, LEAP and formal open space, within the overall built form of the area. These units are at an appropriate vicinity, and will be linked by footpaths and cycleways. associated landscaping
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